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Code · Washington · Title 16 — Animals and Livestock · Chapter 16.57

RCW 16.57.243

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(1)Cattle may not be moved or transported within Washington state without being accompanied by a certificate of permit, inspection certificate, self-inspection certificate meeting the requirements of RCW 16.57.160 , or other satisfactory proof of ownership, except when the cattle are moved or transported:
(a)Upon lands under the exclusive control of the person moving or transporting the cattle; or
(b)For temporary grazing or feeding purposes and have the recorded brand of the person having or transporting the cattle.
(2)Certificates of permit, inspection certificates, self-inspection certificates meeting the requirements of RCW 16.57.160 , or other satisfactory proof of ownership accompanying cattle being moved or transported within Washington state shall be subject to inspection at any time by the director or any peace officer.
[ 2010 c 66 s 9 ; 2003 c 326 s 28 .]
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